Well, I installed the drivers from the nvidia site and the same problem.
When I try to boot, it goes black during windows loading screen while I hear the startup sound from windows etc. My GPU is dead then?
Anyone have some recommendations for case fans? I currently have 3 of these running, but even though they move a lot of air, they're really noisy.
Looking for a good balance of cooling and noise level preferably under $12 or so.
Is it possible you bumped into out of the PCI slot (not all the way, but so it's ajar?)
Check inside. Don't push down on it until you've unplugged the computer though. You wouldn't want to push it back into the slot if it's getting power.
I removed it, put it back in, but to no avail, it's gone. I'm gonna call the site tomorrow hoping to get a replacement.
Just don't tell them what happened. Tell them it worked for a little bit, and it suddenly went all bad. Unless you have some strict ethics. But understand if you do, nobody would cover it. Not even RMA.
75 CFM? Even if the bearings were silent, the turbulence from that much air would cause a racket. You can't throttle them down in your bios?
BitFenix Spectre Pros are on sale on NCIX US for $8 a piece right now.Anyone have some recommendations for case fans? I currently have 3 of these running, but even though they move a lot of air, they're really noisy.
Looking for a good balance of cooling and noise level preferably under $12 or so.
Double sided mounting tape. Put it anywhere, even on the backside of the motherboard tray.Jumped onto a 212+, an 830 SSD and some Kingston ram.
Do I need an adapter of some sort to install the SSD into a case? I see a bunch of adapters being sold. Any suggestions for something cheap.
Edit 2: I bought the drive not the install kit version, so I still need a bracket I guess. Any suggestions?
Have you disabled your onboard video in BIOS?Well, I installed the drivers from the nvidia site and the same problem.
When I try to boot, it goes black during windows loading screen while I hear the startup sound from windows etc. My GPU is dead then?
Yeah, the AF quiet edition would be the one to get.
BitFenix Spectre Pros are on sale on NCIX US for $8 a piece right now.
Double sided mounting tape. Put it anywhere, even on the backside of the motherboard tray.
Have you disabled your onboard video in BIOS?
Thanks for the storage suggestions. Ended up getting a 256GB crucial M4 SSD drive. I'll keep my existing 1.5 TB mechanical drive for bigger storage.
It's been awhile since I've used multiple storage units in a system, so I'm trying to figure out how most efficiently to set up Windows 7 on the SSD. Here is what I'm thinking about doing....let me know if I missing something.
1) Unplug current hdd, set up ssd.
2) Install Windows 7 fresh on SSD
3) Plug mechanical drive back in as a secondary drive, transfer what I want to keep onto SSD
4) Wipe mechanical drive to be used as storage
Is there anything else I need to do? Thanks again.
Occam's razor says you may have bumped a power cord or some such thing.I haven't but that wasn't an issue the first time I formatted and installed it.
It happened like this:
I received the parts yesterday, built it and formatted it and it worked like charm. Even played a bit of BF3 etc. I did not have to disable my onboard GPU.
So my friend comes by today to admire my new PC and asks me to show The Witcher 2, so what I do is, I take my HD from my old PC with The Witcher and some other games but ALSO Windows 7 installed and open up my new PC and hook it up to a SATA, while accidentally very lightly touching the cooler of my GPU. Not the card itself mind you! That was miles away.
So I want to boot it up and suddenly my mobo load up screen doesn't fit my physical screen anymore and my mobo set up is totally twisted in terms of visuals.
It does go up to a windows loading screen but whenever it should normally show my desktop, it just goes black and my screen loses the signal from the PC. However, I still hear the startup sound etc. So the system does still work.
So I guess it's my GPU that is fried for some stupid reason? Or perhaps something with the two HD's?
I tried to reformat and reinstall the drivers, nothing worked.
I took it out and put it back in, that also didn't work.
The automatic GPu detection stuff on the nvidia site did however still recognize my gpu.
Occam's razor says you may have bumped a power cord or some such thing.
Step 1) remove the card from your PC
Step 2) Reseat it and plug it back in, making sure all power cords are connected to both the PSU and the card.
Step 3) Disable onboard in BIOS
Step 4) Use onboard to perform a clean driver install.
Only proceed to step 4 if the other stuff hasn't worked.
There's some better options out there, like the Samsung 830 128GB for $90 on newegg.Hey guys, was wondering if this was a good deal. $80 for this SSD. In a local ad. I did something that messed up my computer a bit and I want to reformat it so I figured I'd check out SSD prices since I'd like to move my OS to one and put everything else on the 640gb drive.
Okay I'll pass on it. I saw another one that was just labeled intel 80gb ssd for $40. Gonna try to get more info on that.There's some better options out there, like the Samsung 830 128GB for $90 on newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...112-_-EMC-091112-Index-_-SSD-_-20147163-L018A
Promo code: EMCNAJJ58
If you're not wanting to wait for shipping, then the intel you linked is not a bad deal.
Thanks for the advice, however, I think it was disabled by default. Switching both integrated and dedicated on ( Multi-monitor) didn't help and choosing Integrated Graphics Display as the Initiated Graphics Display instead of the PCI-Express Graphics Device resulted in no screen whatsoever, no motherboard boot screen, no loading screen, nothing. So either it's up to the windows loading screen with the PEG or nothing with the IGD. The strange thing is that it was perfectly fine during the whole reformatting, untill I installed the nvidia drivers and had to restart the problem started appearing again.
Then rests me one question to ask, if it really is the GPU, why ismy mobo load screen to big for my screen since the problem started and is my mobo setup menu all fucked and mess up?
More AMD GPU price cuts on the way
http://www.techpowerup.com/172097/A...ound-of-Radeon-HD-7000-Series-Price-Cuts.html
Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition - starts at $430
Radeon HD 7970 standard - starts at $410
Radeon HD 7950 Boost - starts at $300
Radeon HD 7950 standard - starts at $290
Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition - starts at $240
Radeon HD 7850 2 GB - starts at $200
Just bought this 670 for $360
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125423
Did I make a huge mistake?
Quite the opposite, excellent choice.
Great, hopefully it will run the next metro game with atleast 30fps
Next Metro is well optimized they claim, so should hopefully run it at better than 30, possibly hitting 60.
The fan placement doesn't really matter.Sons of bitches! After I just bought a 7850 last week.
A couple of questions that went unanswered before, just curious:
Would a case fan on the top be better than at the back when the back is like 4 inches away from a wall?
My Spinpoint F3 1TB Is kinda noisy, is this at all normal?
Up those standards! 120fps!Great, hopefully it will run the next metro game with atleast 30fps
Just bought this 670 for $360
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125423
Did I make a huge mistake?
No. That's a nice price on one of the best 670 cards.
Anyone got any ideas about my previous post ? ;_;
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/280688-14-stuttering-jerkiness
Quick scan of that seems to indicate the problem is AHCI mode. There's a reason most people recommend installing fresh rather than transferring over a windows install (not sure this applies to you, it's just a good measure to take).
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=678015
This suggests its possibly a controller problem, but I have the exact same drive (256GB 830) and it works flawlessly.
And one last thread with a solution I think should hopefully work:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1282350/...tering-and-freezing-with-pc-only-while-gaming
Coming from a 5770 to this I expect good things.
You will, I noticed a massive difference going to a 7850 so I can't see you not being impressed by a 670.
I'd actually suggest putting the SSD on the other controller, so you can then put it in AHCI mode.It was a fresh install, p67p8 rev 3.0 asus mobo, on a intel sata 3 port.
But do i really have a choice if i got 4 existing drives in sata 10, that contain files and stuff ?
I Can't wait!!Next Metro is well optimized they claim, so should hopefully run it at better than 30, possibly hitting 60.
I'd actually suggest putting the SSD on the other controller, so you can then put it in AHCI mode.
It'll run slower, but its worth a shot if it means no more freezes. The other option would be getting a separate RAID card for your RAID10 array.People tend to say that putting stuff on the marvel sata 3 controller is the worst thing you can do...
question : how long do you guys usually run prime95 to make ensure everything is running correctly?
Just installed the new heatsink and want to make sure installation was 'successful' (temp wise)
I ran it overnight on my OC.